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1 hour ago, duncx said:

The strain was becoming overwhelming and I've cracked early - dealer deposit placed :lol:

Nice one Dunc, what's it going to be? i4 or V6?

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I know Dave but I have a plan based on the 'more usable daily' promises from Lotus - I'm not planning on selling the Cup :)

Phil, absolutely no idea, let's see what's on offer and at what prices eh? :lol:

 

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https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/first-official-pictures/lotus/emira/

Give me the Emira's performance specs

The 3.5-litre V6 will produce 394bhp with either a manual or auto transmission, while the AMG motor, which arrives later, is good for 355bhp and drops CO2 below 180g/km. Lotus is targeting a sub-4.5-second 0-62mph time and a top speed of up to 180mph

 

If this is all true its very disappointing! I was hoping for 450bhp minimum, guess I will wait for the S2 or a decent special edition

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Underwhelmed....

need to see one in the flesh, then drive it.

 

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7 minutes ago, j141 said:

https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/first-official-pictures/lotus/emira/

Give me the Emira's performance specs

The 3.5-litre V6 will produce 394bhp with either a manual or auto transmission, while the AMG motor, which arrives later, is good for 355bhp and drops CO2 below 180g/km. Lotus is targeting a sub-4.5-second 0-62mph time and a top speed of up to 180mph

 

If this is all true its very disappointing! I was hoping for 450bhp minimum, guess I will wait for the S2 or a decent special edition

OK, I'm waiting for the R version as this car whilst it looks stunning is slower than my 410 Sport.

Suits me, 2 years to save for the car, I'll be 56 and about to retire with probably my last ever bought sports car!

Well done Lotus. A cracking car. Looks superb inside and out. Well and truly chuffed for you. Still pissed you fooked up the 131 invites and I could not get in. I'll get over it!

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1 minute ago, Mark030358 said:

Underwhelmed....

need to see one in the flesh, then drive it.

 

When  was the last time you were in Specsavers?   :wine::rofl:

11 minutes ago, j141 said:

The 3.5-litre V6 will produce 394bhp with either a manual or auto transmission, while the AMG motor, which arrives later, is good for 355bhp and drops CO2 below 180g/km. Lotus is targeting a sub-4.5-second 0-62mph time and a top speed of up to 180mph

It's going to be around for 5+ years, so 394bhp at launch, 410 S, 430S+ and something like 460 for R I bet.....

I will have one. Just not one at 394bhp.

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Knowing nothing of prices or powers as yet (just finished watching the launch), any thought of weakening and having one without a gear lever, should it be more desirable or accessible in some way, were scotched by seeing Jenson Button change gear.  

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3 minutes ago, C8RKH said:

When  was the last time you were in Specsavers?   :wine::rofl:

I agree with Mark, it looks nice but thats where it ends, sub 400bhp  4.5 sec 0-60 no thanks

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Really enjoyed the launch and look forward to seeing all the specs and prices but, oh those wheels on the blue one 🙄.

By far too ornate for my liking and takes the eyes away from the cars lines on the side view. 

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I like the interior a lot, yup the ergonomics are very Geely-Volvo but that is no bad thing.

1 minute ago, j141 said:

Im holding out for the Emira GT430 Sport :rofl:

it will be call GT440

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Other than the Evija if this is their only car going forward I expect there will be shit loads of variants of all tune levels and trim, 4 cylinder light weight aimed at the Elise/Exige crowd and the V6 aimed at the Evora crowd etc etc

 

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